Chinese Weather

China’s vast size brings diverse weather, from Harbin’s snowy winters to Sanya’s tropical heat. This guide covers key cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu, helping you plan your trip with ease.

China Weather by Province and City

China’s weather changes a lot from region to region—from humid river towns in the east to highlands in the southwest and dry, open plains in the north. Browse the regions below to find provinces and major cities. Click any city to view a 12-month weather snapshot plus month-by-month “what to wear” tips, so you can plan your trip with confidence.

East China

  • Jiangsu:
  • Zhejiang:
  • Anhui:
  • Jiangxi:
  • Shandong:
  • Fujian:

North China

  • Hebei:
  • Shanxi:
  • Inner Mongolia:

South China

  • Hainan:
  • Guangxi:
  • Guangdong:

Southwest China

  • Tibet:
  • Sichuan:
  • Yunnan:
  • Guizhou:

Northwest China

  • Shaanxi:
  • Gansu:
  • Ningxia:
  • Xinjiang:
  • Qinghai:

Central China

  • Hunan:
  • Hubei:
  • Henan:

Northeast China

  • Heilongjiang:
  • Jilin:
  • Liaoning:

Official WeChat Mini Program

Copy the official WeChat Mini Program link, then paste it into the WeChat search bar to open it:

1. Copy the Mini Program link

2. Open WeChat and go to the search bar

3. Paste the link and open the Mini Program